The intercity non-express bus routes 201 (east side) and 202 (west side) run from Jeju City Bus Terminal to Seogwipo Bus Terminal. The flat fee is a very reasonable 1,200 won (1,150 won with T-money Card). It may be slow, but it’s dependable and convenient. Express buses 101 and 102 are available on the same route.
Here are four articles with amazing sightseeing destinations along the ring route!
Journey southeast on bus 201 – www.visitjeju.net/u/2ps
Journey northeast on bus 201 – www.visitjeju.net/u/2pt
Journey northwest on bus 202 – www.visitjeju.net/u/2pu
Journey southwest on bus 202 – www.visitjeju.net/u/2pv
፠ Please note that the original bus numbers (701, 702) changed in 2017. The routes are the same, however.
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